The phrase "transposed through" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a movement or change in sound or position. For example, "The song was transposed through three keys for the performance."
The sheet music the singers hold is all transcribed, translated and transposed through a computer program that Mr. Hetland wrote in the mid-1980s and has been tweaking ever since.
Probably no idea and no sentiment in the early church dominated the Christian feeling for life so thoroughly and comprehensively as the consciousness of the newness of the life into which persons viewed themselves transposed through participation in the life and body of Christ.
In the New Testament statements about the new man, it was not a settled, complete new condition that was being spoken of, into which people are transposed through grace, but rather the beginning of a coming new state, the consummation of which will first take place in the future.
Something happens when the real is transposed through the dramatic.
This show is ice-cold thrills, where power is transposed through words and looks and chilly micro-moves, not through warm body friction as you'd expect.
The elements in class I (retroelements) are transposed through reverse transcription of an RNA intermediate, whereas the elements in class II (DNA transposons) are transposed through a cut-and-paste transposition mechanism [ 6].
Boeke, J.D., Garfinkel, D.J., Styles, C.A. & Fink, G.R. Ty elements transpose through an RNA intermediate.
Here we show that the human LINE retrotransposons, which transpose through the reverse transcription of their own transcript2, can also mobilize transcribed DNA not associated with a LINE sequence by a process involving the diversion of the LINE enzymatic machinery by the corresponding mRNA transcripts.
Retrotransposons are ubiquitous mobile genetic elements that transpose through an RNA intermediate.
TEs are divided into two classes: Class 1 elements (retrotransposons) transpose through reverse transcription of an RNA intermediate, whereas class 2 elements (DNA transposons) transpose through a DNA intermediate (Finnegan 1989; Feschotte et al. 2002).
Transposable elements (TEs) are divided into two main classes depending on their mode of transposition [ 1]: class I elements transpose through an RNA intermediate using a reverse transcriptase, while class II elements transpose through a DNA intermediate.
